Do Organic Fertilizers Really Provide A Better Terpene Profile?

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• ZE

  @ZepFan69 · 3 years ago · pinned

  Love this Doc.. straight to the point and great info 👍🏻🤙🤙

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• DA

  @dankflowgenetics · 3 years ago

  The mechanism is the soil food web, point blank period.

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• DE

  @dertythegrower · 3 years ago

  This is going to be hugely researched on larger scale, like Bruce said... not just light spectrum and nutrient levels, but environment and other stress factors like untested extracts of certain plants. Many are testing it on small scale, but it will get hugely popular... we are going to have more teams researching this, and it's proven microbes increase terpenes.... certain microbes and always in moderation.

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• WO

  @woundedwolf777 · 3 years ago

  ive cultivated enough to say it probably depends on genetics and phenotype

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• MR

  @mrcginnovative · 3 years ago

  The value of planting at the full moon is usually with the full moon you get more precipitation for places like the Caribbean where we experience long drought periods.

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• DE

  @dertythegrower · 3 years ago

  Proven on hash church, and large scale studies.. many times now.<br>But to the typical outcomes, it&apos;s about the same if you have things dialed in.<br>I grow synganic so I am not biased.. I use both, but microbes and bacillus heavy organic compost teas is my primary garden supplement (using rain water)

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• KE

  @keithrose7334 · 3 years ago

  Great show,I read somewhere that old time Japanese fruit farmers used to smack the fruit trees with a stick repeatedly to enhance fruit production... sounds like precision stress .. have you heard of this?

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• AA

  @AaronRayRoberts · 3 years ago

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• RI

  @RicoRodriguezGrows · 3 years ago

  My friend spends all day on the garden screaming at the top of his lungs, cussing up a storm and screaming bloody murder. His plants are stressed! <br>Terpine profile off the charts! 😮 <br>When I asked my friend to hook me up….he screamed &amp; yelled at me.

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• JA

  @Jakes_Test_N_Review · 3 years ago

  What about notsodog saying “the plant can’t tell the difference” <br>But then in the same podcast he speaks about people getting a sweet profile on a sour diesel cut with apple ferment, but when swapped to sour apple ferment the same sour cut was sour not sweet. <br>All second hand information but I think of this a lot

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• BI

  @billythekid5693 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;d argue that organics can make some cultivars more terpene rich in an organic media vs synthetic, microbes can certainly have an effect on mono-terpenes through the rhyzophagy. Potentially making some cultivars have more of a unique profile than the cultivar would in salts having a wider range of different terps at lower percentages.<br>Light has also got this effect, but again, its cultivar dependent.

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• PU

  @pursaveer9027 · 3 years ago

  I grow organically now and my weed tastes better. <br>Also, I watched a video recently where they mentioned plant stressors and one of them was wind. I&apos;ve been too careful with the wind so they don&apos;t look so ratty as they have before. Maybe I should try upping the wind.

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